Category: SIGHTSEEING
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Skadarlija
A special street located in the center of Belgrade. The sidewalk is made of stones – it is not recommended to walk there with high heels. The street is full of traditional restaurants and street musicians who enter the restaurants to make people happy. A touristic street but with its own charm.
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Military Museum
In the center of Kalemegdan is the Military Museum which is full of tanks, cannons and other weapons of war that are displayed in the open air near the entrance to the fortress. A great experience for the kids.
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The Zoo Wall
One of the most striking attractions in the city, in my eyes, is the wall of the zoo. This is a spectacular artistic representation! The wall is made of dozens of mosaics of animals, each of them in a different style. The mosaics were made by local Serbian artists. If you are in the area…
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Zemun Promenade
The promenade is on the other side of the Sava River, opposite the Kalemegdan. Along the promenade you can enjoy beautiful green parks, playgrounds, a climbing wall, inflatables that children can jump on, a mini theme park and street stalls. You can rent a bike and enjoy a walk along the promenade. In the water…
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Park Donji Kalemegdan
Park Donji Kalemegdan, which translates to “Lower Kalemegdan,” is an integral part of Kalemegdan, a vast and ancient fortress in Belgrade, strategically located at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers. This fortress stands as one of the most captivating tourist attractions in the city, and for good reason. The entire fortress complex is…
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Beton Hala Promenade
We took a delightful stroll along the promenade with the girls on their scooters! We covered quite a bit of its length, although it’s actually quite long. Along the way, we came across numerous playgrounds and trendy restaurants where you can relax and savor the view of the Sava River. Our journey led us to…
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Kalemegdan
Kalemegdan is such a vast and enchanting place that you can keep discovering every time you return. This time, we parked above Beton Hall in the parking area (horturl.at/JSX13) and walked over the pasarela straight to the lower part of Kalemegdan. Instead of taking the stairs, we turned left towards Mali (small) Kalemegdan. There are…